Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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C, ami tn?.|1 17 <-ili il?- point-, .in<i s ulhern Kail .{? o?r v iouinlii ami point* i h Vo 17 leaving i h?'*ter 10.30 a in ? *> u ro-fi* ivii.0 .Southern Kail way No r oijj Columbia ami "uinta south; our.I \ir uioe vttaota Special" tiort'iern ?nd eastern point- and &*ck Peru III Iw;ij No !Bf North'*f a and i iwieru p >mi^, an o ?\ Chii. 5* ?' *r vV't n -> <7 \ (1 K for Blank-burg. Vi i. (<;, leaving C i ic.i-ner i.Ot) p in n/nat Lam* ni?r with S t' & (_? K V^?io atndeo an I viarioti and Smithnf \i 11 it I \V iy X ? .'tl at Cheater for Obifloth- anil points north. ? '<!). !i, leaving Cheater 8.10 |> in, -VJi-n iva at Chester with tioulhern X ? U from Joltnnhia and / omit) south. .JA - M. H K XTH, Gen Pass. Agt 'i/VtltOY SI'll I \? J-i. President * FOUR PAPERS A WEEK * - FOR ABOUT THE PRICE OF ONE. ^ This paper and the Atlanta i 4d A qjk Twlce>a-Week Journal for 11 f i f t 1m'/fr 1111111 u *1 } ' ; | r 0 # CftSTOH For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have ! Always Bought "R nn v?ce I ! i-uc/ul k> tilu M \ Signature / h $ i ?f # ;cl w ln n^r ^se l|U^ For Over ! Thirty Years pSTiHg / Mar i* id :d w im u u l tmr crNTAun con a v. wrw vohk city. sfa.ialtoi??. . . - r 'y' Curo Cold in Hcnd. KcrnioU'.s Chocolates l,axativo Oniiiine, easy \r> take ami ijinek to cure cold 111 head aiui sore throat. ( llN'n.l'i.M IC.V, Oct the aVew Novel I I -roVr-l v ir^ ^ t!5 q: c 5-c p Q'fjt ft C qjj a4 JBSB.Sfti \.l " I "I'l < > \ ' ii ' - tiiiiurriioi* an'i ( ? i in I t > I liln\? lis action is musical. Pa veil s ; ?.?ii '..!? \'i ? in- 'eit-. w Ik nr | rieil ii \ ?'h y.?. k I. >iiiv pu ve la ieo * id I?\ mail mi lain a. k v niepoltl, o i i?c?.??i lit of ]>ji SI i* r i">X; :i It $'J ."ill 1'imvl i H it Driigni?.ls, A 'i i is I.aii'* -ier Loaned jl NKliOriArK MOIMH OF lima j I II on improved faio.s til re."?onahP.' Iiitfs u K \\ V | K, stloriifN Ut l.aW, T ,-*r VJ|?*? r' TSWjtoWW!. I \v \ N I Kll - A< T1 V K M A v of go il I i'h rn'ici in deliver iiiim i*i?livi*' i' I >outi. anti tot I'm il slut' i-.lt! ,J t I ina* il' :t i -1 i > it'tr vv|.ile-?le lion SiVMi I $ u v-air sun' i'mv. Honetdv more ihan | I jexjeii ii ? iijinreil Oni reference. I any luti k in .n\ city Enclose selfs ' ailnn sse-i -lumpen envelope. Mann laeiti i is, Third Kiuor MM Dearhorn 1 -1.. * 'Ita.*ami I ??? Baby Mine! I t Every mother feels an inde- ' scribable dread of the pain and ! ' danger attend- | ant upon the most critical pe- ' riod of her life. Becoming a mother should he a source of joy to all, but the J suffering and danger of the ordeal make its anticipation one of misery. MOTHER'S FRIEND is the remedy which relieves women of the great pain and suffering incident to maternity; this hour which is dreaded as woman's severest trial is not only made painless, but all the danger is re- # moved by its use. Those who use this remedy are no longer de spondcnt or gloomy; nervousness nausea and other distressing conditions arc avoided, the system is made ready for the coming event, and the serious accidents so common to the critical hour are obviated by the use of Mother's Friend. Jt is a blessing to woman. . fl.OOPKRBOXTLE at nil Drugstores, or nont by express on receipt of price. BOOKS Containing Invaluable Information of core interest to all women, will l?e sent , rntt to any address, upon application, by Tks BBADFIELD RKACLATOB CO.. Atlanta. An. t i ! ' I i I I I ' ; i I > \. Resurrection of New Life in McLnuriu'tt Speech. Kd^efield, (S. C.) letter in Char lotle Observer. t I Senator McLaurin has many 1 warm supporters hero, in Senator Tillman's own county. They feel that the South has been practically dead for mint years, and that the ....i w : ? M.I U< '11,11 I 'riimvi ill IT 11 -41 l \ n it >Mt of dry hones like an fCgxptiun muufmy. It is asserted that while God has given man free agency, the South for many years has had. no more free agency as t<? national politics than a railroad engine, tuit she is now the a'tject slave of antiquated issues and a few fat ollice holders. There is a resurrection of new life in MeLaiirin's speech at Charlotte lhat is like the spring trees, putting on the tender loaves of hope for national good to the South. The Democratic party must benefit the industrial and commercial in terests of the South, and to do this the people arc rising from the lethargy of that snhlime inactivity which was produced I?v the negro's pres.mee in politic-. The negro I-out now, an I people are not going to he any longer scared into slavery hv having some one shale tng the ghost of Jefferson in their faces 1'he Mother of Judge Judge lictiet Passes Away. jit tier home. Tilliconultrv, Scotland, on Friday, 2i)th inst. Klixnbelh Christie Benet, widow of the late Alexander Benet, * mother of .lnd?;e \V C Benet, of this city, Hijed 1)3 years and 1 month. ? Abbeville Press and Banner lit* \V'* I HIS I N\ e t'ller Oni- Hu dred Dollars he w oil lot itii.v f ife a arr'i tha' can- | Kit lit- cur <1 li\ Hull's < ul't'ih i nit * .J tl li s hV & i u Piojit. Tele >, <) . We die umiei signed base l>ii ?wn I F J Shell y ' r t?.e ia*i 15 year*. uinl ? lielieve liitn p?rlecily honorable in ad | biiHtiiH-.- trans .fttonn and t1iiaiici?l\ <t> e *o ivrry out an> ob 'gallons made 1 l>v their tiihi Wksta ki'ax, Wholesale Diuggist 1 t'oledo, <) WAltpIVO, VI N N A X MaHVIN VN holessle iJiuiiKiKlR. Tii'rd'i, O ' Halt's ? atari li t lire is taken in . I'na'ly. HCling dire I ly uimhi the blood ' ind iiitii'on-. suiTae-s nf die system 1 fblee, 7oe per i.nnle -old by all 1 )i n',ifist? resiuudiitHla f ee. ' Ha'I's Kami I. Pills are the best ' m ? ( Appointments Must Lancaster Circuit. I 1st .Sunday: 11 a.m., Bethel; < i:3<> p. in.. Tabernacle. 2nd Sunday : 11 a tn., Tuber- | lucle: 3:30 p. in., Hopewell. 3rd Sunday : 11 a. ui., Hopewell; 3:3(i p. in.. Bethel. 4tlt Sunday 11 a in., Hopewell; 3 30 p. ai.. Tabernacle; 7 t [). m , Bethel. I W C Winn, P. C. ?[ m ii ii i' ? ?? mill ii CATARRH CAN Johnston's ? QUART B( "DANG Kit IN Till': KAICTI1 A N l> A A Wise and Venerable Iter tor 'J j In a leading hotel, in a great city, a f: ing. Listening to his wise and scntcu dressed men, evidently lawyers, business My linn belief, is " that medieal scier eases without exception are caused l?v in isms. Here is the germ of that terrible di of typhoid fever; and here is the still inor causes that most destructive of all disci common and supposed incurable disease, " I wish, 136ctor," said the traveling catarrh. I have hud it for years, and 1 ar The Doctor answered. "Catarrh, 1 fever, and a host of other diseases, is the and attacking1 specially the mucous mcml disease is especially prevalent in-the Un who is not, or has not leen troubled moi she obliged to remain a. home froinplcu-.; of many intellectual treats, from fear of 1 tarrlial affections. Initsworstpiia.se, tli himself and his friends. ' I believe." continued this great pliy tarrlj is to medi-ate tlie blood. This can which act as blood purifiers." lJcisy A. Marctt, of Manistee, Manist Dear Sirs:?For ten years I was a sntl catarrh. My face was pale as death. I v hardly walk, I was so di/./.v and had a hands and feet were always cold. My ap in the morning, my head swam so I was u awful pains in the small of my back, t My muscular power was almost entirely steps without stopping to rest, and often a pain in my side. It seemed as though t tors said my blood had all turned to wate ting well. 1 tried the hest physicians in My husband got me a bottle of Johnstor bought another. When these had bee] health. I continued its use, and felt 1 w freshing, and it seemed as if I could feel i kept on taking it, and now consider mys? all the time, and am happy. 1 am poaith The sick headaches I Imve lia/l sln?? /?Si tarrh has almost entirely left me. I cann Sarsaparilla lias clone for me. I recomr aches to use your Sarsaparilla. vxaiuaajf oxtira ooicp 1 /] / egro Mob -Tries to Lynch a White Man. Hirmingham, Ala., May 1.? Uharles Russell, a white man, who conducts a meat market at Warner, a small mining town Heven miles from the city, narrowly es raped Unchtrg ut the hands of negroes last evening, and was humcd to jail here for safe keeping The cause of the uprising was the death of Walter Monebead, a negro of Warner, who was shot t?> death while sleeping under a tiestle which spans Five Mile ('leek. A white man named Jesse Wilke was said to have done the killing, and the negroes thought that Russell had a hand in it, though the evidence did not hear out this supposition. Coronei Palis when he leached the scene found a moh of 500 aimed negroes under great ex ciiement. Negroes hearing W in. uhesters thronged uhout the coroner wherever he went. He told them to put up their guns and go home, and many of them did so. R ssell, suspected of the kiUirtg, j was taken in charge hy the euro- ! ner, hut later, he was allowed to go ? Kxcitement among the negroesi hroke out afresh, and the coroner sent a message to Sheriff Burdin to hurry deputies to the scene j Russell was taken in charge, hut the negroes refused to he placate ed, and made all kinds of threats. It was determined to conclude th investigation in Birmingham, and is the train approached the station the coroner, jury ami suspected men were hurried aboard the cars, and left before the neg- 1 roes fully realized what had happened. tflliUH .? MEN easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored HINDI HO gftASAS (Paris) Git BAT FRENCH TONIC AND VITA LIZLlt is sold win. w.nlt>n gum hi. tee to cure Nervous Debiii . I est Vitality. Kanm Mt-m* ry. Kits, Dizziness. Hysteria Hu.p-* all I>r-ins < :? > tlie Nervous fty m ?'ii> (' u?e?l y Bad Habit* or r x.-es ivc LJ^e of lo* liacco. Opium, i iqu">rs, or * Aiding 111** Pace tha Kiilx" li wskiIh oil' Ini uity, Consumption ami De?tK I dears the Klo.ul aii.i Brain, Builds up Lt'e Shattered Nerves, Restores t> F-re of Youth, Mt d Brings the Pink (Low to Pile i tacks, ami MhU?-h y 11 Young ami Stro. g auai.. 50c., 12 i Uoxch JfC*- By Mail to Any Add-e h. | i'?wf?M Bros Druggist, agents, Lam cotton foot PENNYHOYmL illLLS v: r,, if Jund iteimine aiw?y reliable au- | ., ,.c. |,ud.">! .(ways ask lor Di Rust's ot ton It-Kit ai d Pen | nyioyai Ke I i a e Pi-is I liev imver f >I ao.i nevei 'Jure Mailed i?> an\ d.lre-s on r?* leipt of $1 0(1 hy Crawford Bros, I) g*. ( (i?ts. vge. ts, Lun?-a?t i s BE CURED BY j ^arsa pari 11a DTTLES. fit; UANOIilt KVKKVWHGDB." .Ik* about Advanecd Silence. tmous arul aged physician was convers-. Lions discourse, were a group of well men and commercial travelers, ice is certain yet to show that all dis- | visible germs which are living organsease diphtheria. Here is the bacillus e dreadful bacillus of tubercle which ises. consumption. This of that very catarrh." man, "that you would tell us about n thoroughly discouraged." ike diphtheria, consumption, typhoid result of a microbe invading the blood l.rane. This foul and most disgusting ited States and it is rare to meet one re or less with it. Ilow often is he or 1 int entertainments, deprive themselves the disagreeable odor arising from cate patient becomes loathsome both to i I rsician, "that the true way to heal cabe done only by powerful alteratives ee Co., Mich., writes: i .labia a -i 1 - Lviur a* ??iu ^ruruii ui;uiiiijr anu uunmiu /;?.s weak and short of breath. I could ringing in my head all the time. My ipetite was very poor. On getting up ftcp obliged to lie down again. I had had a continual feeling of tiredness. 7 gone, and 1 couldn't go half a dozen that much exercise eaused me to have he blood had left my veins. The docr. I had given up all hope of ever getthe state, but failed to get any relief. i'h Sarsaparilla. I took it, and then I n used, I was somewhat improved in as growing stronger; my sleep was relew blood moving through my veins. I If a well and rugged woman. I work re that the Sarsaparilla saved my life. Idhood, have disappeared, and my calofc be too thankful for what Johnston's nend all women who have sick head ^ 1 fi ;i -r\ i a. i ' ; Condition of Crops. Effect ef Last Week's Weather on the Crops of the State. Section Director Bauer, at Co lumhiu has issued the following weekly bulletin: The week ending Monday, April 29, averaged from 10 to 13 do^ grees pei day colder than usual, with an extreme minimum of 34 degrees at Greenville. There were light frosts on the 22nd, 23d, and 24th in places, and a trace of ice in Colleton county. The frosts killed cotton that was up, cucumbers and melons, yellowed corn, checked the growth of truck and gardens, hut was apparently not injurious on fruit. There were light, scattered showers on the 22d and 23d ovei the csntral and western counties, and snow flurries on the same dates in tho extreme northwestern portions. The ground wis too wet to work, from the previous j week's heavy rains over the western half of the State, until the middle of the and only] frfun two to four days plowing! could he done. As the soil dries! it becomes baked and hard. Along the coast, and fo?* about fifty miles! inland, there is need of rain to supply moisture to germinating j seeds and growing crops, and for transplanting tobacco. Bottom lands are not yet dry enough to plow. There was more than the usual amount of sunshine, and the winds were general'y light, but were chilling. Corn has poor and irregular stands, owing to poor germination and the fields have been plowed up and replanted. The cool weath r checked its growth and c used much to turn yellow. In the southeastern countii s only has cultivation become general. Up. land corn is not all planted. Cotton planting made slow progress, and much emains to plant in the western counties, while over the eastern and central counties first planting is about finished. Stands are very poor. A large portion of the cotton that was planted previous to lust week's heavy rains and subsequent cold weather will have to he replanted, as the young plants that were up have died to a large extent, while newly sprouted and unsprouted ?*?ed are rotting in the ground. There is a general scarcity of *ewd for replanting. With limited exceptions wheat *nd oats continue to look promising and tie stooling well. Oats ire heading over the southeastern counties, and over limited localities elsewhere. Sweet potatoes ire rotting in beds. White polotoMCi n nrtaoi* ^ ? " ' Lttvwvri ci|>|'cni \>\r i?C WCII . Melons havf poor stands. Truck needs wanner weather and more moisture, but shipments ot peas, beans and strawberries are goin?r forward, the latter ripening slowly. The acreage of strawberries is smaller than usual. The coin mercial peach crop will not be as large ns expected, but generally peaches, peas and plums have been only slightly injured by the prevailing unseasonable weather. Ciardens look well, but are backward. VIGOR of MEN DAnlln A..:-i.i_ I - J A msiij, yuiukij aim rermaNaittly Restored MAGNETIC NERVINE is solil with te written > Ukraine** to iMire Insomnia, Fits. Dizzines-, Hysteria, Nervous Debility. Lout Vitality, Keminal Losses, Failing Mein<?*>? mn rtvini tii wvcr-worK worK, Worry, Hickne-H. Error* ??? You?i> orOvt-r. indulgence. Price ; ? I?oxe? #5. Bv mail in plain package to any address on receipt of price. Hold on'y by Crawford Bros, Druggist a, Agents, l.ancaater, H. t The One Day Coid Cure. For cold in the bead and tore throat mm KcrBkott'a ChMolatn l?axattve OihiIm, the " Oov Oar Cold Cm" HK KKPT HIS V^RO Twelve years ago J VV Sullivan, of Hartford, Conn., scratched hi* leg with a ru*u\ wire. JnH<'ii-? matioii and Mood poisoning *e* in. For two years lie sufl'-Ted intense* ly. Then the best doctor* urged amputation, tkbut," he wr5t? ?, used one hottle of Elec.ic Hitter* and 1 1 2 boxes of IV ^klen's Arnica Salve unci my leg was sound and well as ever." F' r Eruptions,. Eczema, Tetter, sa.t Ulieuin, Sore* and all blood <lis orders Electric Bitiers has t.o rival on earth. Try thetn. ('sawford Pros siikI .1 F xli key & Co., will guarantee sat ist:?ot ion or refond money. Onl\ ,*><> cents. I*?* ? mi huina i<ur <1 hi 3(1 m> u e b\ W. nlfoi.t' s .iii . i lion. !< a?v?-r ?' ils. s -ni bv J F Mneke A Co ,i ?ri? :rl .1 "ii.' r. S (' Persons owing me foi record ng deeds and other papers won (1 ?fer si ?>reiii favor by calling and soltling when in town, I need (lie money verv much. * W L S Porter, C C C L 0. A-v" tr V* - | Genuine stamped C. C. C. Never sold In bulk. Beware of the dealer who tries to sell "something just as good." V^o'x* s ??' v >an y Sparkling ISyes & Itriglit Fncs's > 11 I III* I'" I' - "I o i .1 N'i'lVi >, HIN'MPO T,"?|.;n'HT Tonic unit Yitnlizer ea .\i-i <>iim Kxiuo'-iioi , < sii'H i. Dizziness 1 < >! jietio llttukiHili' A J'Viii'i'i' We.t' a so comm ii it*I n?)i g the Moinli y IN rinds. / ' 1 I > | ^ Pi?8Kiuu 'lnough 'lie " 1 I\ * - Cj try ii y change ft< mi < 'iMIioinl to Woiiiai-? oo?l will fin i 111 ?i h wniuli rfu relief hi if benefit It Qii '8 aid iih ilie [\hm-k, ' el uses I lie K'Oot. 'leafs i lit' I ram an i I'* hi - ii11 the ? l ole i mi. Makes a Woman Look Voting ami Feel l'oung. Price 50o ? 12 boxes $5 ^nl Ii 111 . i lo my Hiltl ?s, ,-v.i.il l?y r.<wt?ir i Bros. Dru.gis s, Agents Lancaster. S JAP <VNE1E PILE CURE A New and Com pi Treat me t, consisting of 8UPPOSI TOR Es,> -p. soles of Ointment act iw B"X's of Ointment. A tievei-railiiii! cure tor Pile- >1 every i a> re atiil debtee It make* ti" operation wifli 111?* knile, which is piiniui, ami often u>huhh ni I* a*it u necessary. Why en-'ine this ten-itue ni-e?M '! We pnek a Wri'teo titiaiantee in each SI Box. No tire N" Pay. fiOa and SI a box ff for $r> Sent hv niai . - ample- free OINTMENT, 25c. and 50c PfllWlDftTlfll Lit red. Pile- Prevei tulllVll 1 li li ?lull e<li hy Japanese Liver Pel'ei-and great LIVER and 8TOUtCH REGULATOR and BLOOD PURIFIER. Small, mild and pleas <nt to lake; espeoia l\ adupted for < i's ren'ause. 60 dose-25 o nts. i r> wfoid * ros Druggis s, Agsnts. Litliens ter.S. ('. DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK ? Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. Almost everybody who reads the newspapers is sure to know of the wonderful o euros made by Dr. , Kilmer's Swamp-Root, t 3 ihe great kidney, .iver C H. and b addcr remed ', "1 j I I r It is the great medi^ L/l cal triumph of the nineill I !>} teenth century; cisI'-'lij covered after years of ,t ^|r~i ' i\n >i scientific research ly 1 j v i ~Dr. Kilmer, the emlH. _?. * nent kidney and b ad?der specialist, au i is wonderfully successful in promptly curing lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid troubles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not recommended for everything but if you have kidney, liver or bladder troub c it will be found just the remedy you need. It has been te. ted in so many ways, irt hospital woik, in private practice, among the helpless too poor to purchase relief and has proved so successful in everv case that a rnecial arnn..m..i u- - / ? ?J c*>igv>IIIWIll lidifc been made by which all readers of this paper who have not already tried it, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling more about Swamp-Root and how to find out if you have kidney or biadder trouble. When writing mention reading this generous offer In this paper and send your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bin.- ; 3 hamton, N. Y. The regular fifty cent and TT?mo of swnmp-Root. dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists. ONLY $1.50. -MARBLE AND GRANITEMonumeintSi Tablets, tfead Stones, Etc. Children's $1.50, and upwards Adults, $2.50, $3.00, and upwards. Rutland, Italian Marble. A. J. McNinch. The One Day Cord Oure. For colds and sore throat ase Krrmott '* Choco. fates I.axatire Quinine. Kasiljr takaa aa candy and tuiaklr care. V i .